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Guest Post: Musician Jez Colborne reflecting on if/how being disabled affects his artistic practice
Artist Jez Colborne shares his response to our UKDHM provocation
Category Archives: Disability issues
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How does being a disabled musician affect your creative process? – UKDHM Guest Post
Musician Robyn Steward shares her creative process as part of our celebration of UK Disability History Month.
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Painting pictures with music – UKDHM Guest Post
In our second Guest Post for UKDHM, musician Hannah Shelmerdine shares her experience of finding self-expression through music.
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Writing Disabled-ly – UKDHM Guest Post
Musician Ben Lunn responds to our provocation for UK Disability History Month and shares his thoughts on some of the challenges disabled composers face.
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UK Disability History Month 2018 – Music
Celebrate music by disabled artists, this year’s UKDHM wants to share the untold stories of musicians through the years.
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Guest Post: Meet Hannah from DMLab North West
Today we are delighted to share a guest post from one of our DMLab North West community – Hannah. Read on to find out more about how she came to […]
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Ben Lunn discusses his Drake Music commission on Medium
As we launch our latest Emergent commission call-out, composer Ben Lunn has written a reflective blog post about the process of his own commission. The post for Medium discusses Ben’s choice to […]
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Using the term SEN/D
Drake Music is moving away from using the term SEN/D due to its broad meaning – it doesn’t provide the information we need, or that Disabled people identify with. We […]
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Released: We All Make Music GUIDE
Today we are proud to release the We All Make Music GUIDE. Download it here: We All Make Music 2018 GUIDE – Online The Guide aims to help the music […]
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We All Make Music pledges for change
We All Make Music was our flagship inclusive music education event, celebrating three years of Think2020. We brought people together from across the sector to imagine and create the future […]
